Ian Anderson will perform his classic Jethro Tull’s Thick As A Brick masterpiece when he tours Australia in December under his own name, not the bands.

Miley Cyrus will return to Australia for dates in October.

Sheppard is set to go past triple platinum status for their hit song ‘Geronimo’ in Australia this week.

Black Sabbath have been announced to receive the AEG Live Ambassadors of Rock gong at this year's O2 Silver Clef Awards on Friday 4th July.

Steven Tyler remembers how "magical" he used to find England.

Kelly Clarkson has given birth to a baby girl.

Tom Odell turned up at the Isle of Wight Festival this weekend fully prepped, and ready to go. With his tongue wedged firmly in his cheek, it would seem we had our first glimpse of Tom the diva.

The Amity Affliction land their second consecutive No.1 album on the ARIA Albums chart this week, as their fourth studio album “Let the Ocean Take Me” debuts at the top this week among some stiff competition.

Justice Crew stays atop the ARIA Singles chart for a sixth consecutive week with their now 2x▲Platinum selling single “Que Sera”.

Ed Sheeran’s second single from ‘x’ is ‘Don’t'.

On Friday Australia lost a rock legend with the passing of Jim Keays of The Masters Apprentices.

The family of Doc Neeson are planning a public memorial service for the late Angels singer for later this year.

Melbourne pub rock legends Painters & Dockers will perform the post-match entertainment at next weekend’s Reclink Community Cup.

Pete Wentz needed to 'reorganise his brain' before he could relaunch his record label.

The Rolling Stones played Paris on Friday night and slipped in ‘Bitch’ by request.

Jim Keays of the Masters Apprentices has passed away at the age 67.

Australian acts Sheppard, Vance Joy, Howling Bells and Adam Hills will take over the stages at the upcoming V Festival in the UK in August.

Chet Faker has postponed his show tonight in Melbourne due to illness.

Linkin Park 'The Hunting Party' and Kasabian '48:13' lead the new releases this week.

Led Zeppelin 1, 2 and 3 reissues have sold more in the first week than anticipated.

The Cat Empire will return to Australia for a national tour in September and October.

Big time concert promoter Live Nation is getting behind dates for Sydney’s Howling Bells.

Keith Richards has re-recorded a reggae version one of his 1992 solo songs and a Bob Marley classic with Natalie Pa’apa’a and Salvador Persico of Melbourne’s Blue King Brown.

J Mascis has announced that his new solo album Tied to a Star will be available on CD / LP / DL in the UK from August 25th via Sub Pop.

Bad Company has announced they will release two of their biggest albums on 180-gram vinyl on July 1 via Rhino Records.

After losing his battle with brain cancer, Doc Neeson has been laid to rest.

The Beatles played their only shows in Australia 50 years ago this week but unlike the marathons fans expect now, The Beatles 1964 shows comprised of 10 songs in about 30 minutes.

Amity Affliction should have the number one album in Australia this week and Justice Crew look good to stay with the top single.

iHeartRadio Music News, powered by Noise11.com, this week features interviews with David Gray, James Blunt, Monique Brumby, Engelbert Humperdinck and John Brewster of The Angels.

The soundtrack for the Clint Eastwood directed ‘Jersey Boys’ movie will be released at the end of June.